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Other Stuff That Has Little To Do With PLA => Fun Phone Numbers => Topic started by: rbcp on March 10, 2007, 03:40:41 PM
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727-551-9889 - An elevator somewhere in Florida. They can hear me good but I can't hear them so good.
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Damn it Arbie, what did I tell you about posting phone numbers?
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Nevermind, I just saw that post.
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Where'd you find that number?
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murd0c you need to become an admin so you can ban RBCP for that kind of thing
and when I called with maryland relay I saw
Xthks You haXve Reached Xthe automated XXexMergency services..
Thats when I hung up
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One of the things my call center does is handle paging for some elevator repair service and we can recieve calls from phones in the elevator, but I have yet to discover which ones. Soon as I'm fired I plan to social engineer the info out of my former boss, and it will be awesome.
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Isn't there a list of the elevator phones for the Riviera Hotel around somewhere?
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(214) 575-3192
CALL THIS NUMBER! HAVE SOME FUN LISTEN TO THE ELEVATOR CHIMES........when you call in itll beep then ring........then you wait for the elevator chimes.......
This is a cisco elevator located in texas.
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woah, I can hear it, i'm listening right now, can they hear me??? I have my line muted just in case. I like the ring before it picks up, I couldn't seem to call it from my house phone. it just was silent. Calling from VoIP lets me on, I can hear people getting on the elevator, it beeped and they are gone
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OMG, Either there is a businessman with a laptop in there, or a maintenance man, I can hear it going all over the place, and little bits of keyboard work.
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I'm probably going to regret this.
1-800-634-6753
That's the number for the Riviera hotel and casino in Las Vegas. During Defcon, someone figured out that you could access the phones in the elevators. They work in a kind of speaker phone setup, where you dial in and can talk and listen. You are also able to tell if the car is moving or not and the number of people in the car (little beeps let you know).
There are.....seven? six elevators? Well I forget the exact number, but a safe area to stay inside is in between 37 and 41. So when you call that number and it picks up, dial #9037 if you wanted to access car number 37. i.e. #9041 for car 41. It will transfer you around a little while, so have patience. You will also hear a really crazy beeping noise, like a retarded person dialing as many numbers as possible, then you are connected.
As I remember, this phones aren't really loud, but loud enough for you to hear. Yelling would be a good idea.
Have fun. Goddamn I hate the Riviera.
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I don't want to deflate you, but I do want to point something out while also using screenshots I made last night testing my GLdesktop apps.
(http://farm2.static.flickr.com/1400/1111556481_be5bb77722.jpg?v=0)
(http://farm2.static.flickr.com/1249/1111556387_0e67f1aa4e.jpg?v=0)
There was a time when we didn't have a search function and we either had to manually search for something or just check the Google cache. Don't take our struggles for granted.
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I don't want to deflate you, but I do want to point something out while also using screenshots I made last night testing my GLdesktop apps.
Super Mario Bros 2 desktop = a great success.
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Yeah, because it really sucks to be able to customize every aspect of your computing experience. Can you maintain multiple workspaces at the same time? Did your operating system come with a full list of open source applications that are either completely compatible with or that function better than commercial applications? Was your operating system free for life, including community support?
Didn't think so.
By the way, I do also use Windows, but Windows doesn't give me the option of on-screen annotation, transparent screens, or 3d rendered window management effects.
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727-551-9889 - An elevator somewhere in Florida. They can hear me good but I can't hear them so good.
Thats an elevator here....
http://www.megavideo.com/?v=AGM2FSLV
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You're right. I don't know what I would do without 3D window effects.
And though that was the most insignificant of the things I listed, you decided to pull that one out. Way to go. Really.
I'm not going to get into a *nix argument, but I have two final thoughts:
1) At least I didn't get pwned by some washed up musician posting drunken screenshots of his Linux desktop.
2)(http://farm2.static.flickr.com/1259/1137699891_1aa6432923.jpg?v=0)
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I <3 Matt Goat Sex.
BTW, I use window transparency in WinXP occasionally. It requires an outside program (Hack-It v4.01) but it's the same program I use for task management.
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Did you spend any amount of time at all lurking around here before you joined, zewb?
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My own mediocre attempt at humor has been highly amusing to myself. i love how people go completely off topic just to point out the shortcomings of others in the futile struggle to enlarge their e-penises
seriously guys, your little ways of trying to "own" me are cute and all, but the topic is elevator phone numbers. I found this on google; apparently is an elevator somewhere in Nebraska: 402-334-0242
Can't call long distance right now, though, so I haven't been able to test it.
I love how quickly you change from insolent little bastard to "I'm better than all of you"
btw - if that's an elevator line, it must be for a phone actually in the car, because nothing picks up when you call. Reverse phone directory listings have it as an unpublished line. I think Google h4xored you.
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Oh lord...727 is my area code.
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btw - if that's an elevator line, it must be for a phone actually in the car, because nothing picks up when you call. Reverse phone directory listings have it as an unpublished line. I think Google h4xored you.
That's not a flame. You posted a number you didn't test so I tested it for you. Unfortunately, I don't think your information was correct, or completely correct.
You're welcome.
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Ok, that 1800 634 6752 number, where you hit extensions #9037 - #9041 to acess the elevator emergency fone... i found this page http://www.wurtec.com/autodialer%20manual.htm (http://www.wurtec.com/autodialer%20manual.htm), which details how to program the fones as well as what buttons do what, and how to speak through all the elevators at once. Hitting 2 will play the message on that extension ... some of them get weird. i also found #9030 to be an elevator.
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Ok, that 1800 634 6752 number, where you hit extensions #9037 - #9041 to acess the elevator emergency fone... i found this page http://www.wurtec.com/autodialer%20manual.htm (http://www.wurtec.com/autodialer%20manual.htm), which details how to program the fones as well as what buttons do what, and how to speak through all the elevators at once. Hitting 2 will play the message on that extension ... some of them get weird. i also found #9030 to be an elevator.
That number just plays some advertisement for a talk line then disconnects.
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That number just plays some advertisement for a talk line then disconnects.
1-800-634-6753 , my bad. hit # when you get to the recording, then the extension.
I called up, went to extension 9037, and when it picked up i hit #94851. i then entered #*3180111*# . Those codes are detailed in the link i posted above. I then entered #7 and proceeded to speak after the beep, pressing 0 when i was done. You can change the recording on every elevator if you were so inclined. I have yet to get the *9 (announcement on all elevators) to work yet. But this is pretty fun.
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Odd, as soon as I key in #94851 I get disconnected.
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I got 9038 and 9039 to work (9037 did not work). Did not try 9040 and 9041. I just said hello to the people because the codes did not work (or I did not enter them at the correct times)
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(585) 381-3309
Seems to work ok. You have to call back after about a minute though.
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I got 9038 and 9039 to work (9037 did not work). Did not try 9040 and 9041. I just said hello to the people because the codes did not work (or I did not enter them at the correct times)
that's the same thing that happened to me when i tried 9038 tonight...it didn't connect me to an elevator. i typed in the extension, and i never even got a recording after that...it connected me to a human being, in charge of Riviera room reservations.
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I like the idea of prank calling elevators. I tried a few of the #s on the previous posts and had some success. I heard people getting on/off and walking past the elevators in the hallway. I'm going to keep trying these #s and hopefully someone will respond. I found a recording of someone who was shouting through the PA system of a wallmart. A soundboard of that blasted through a busy Casino elevator sounds crazy.
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http://www.electronicmicrosystems.com/instructions.html
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302-945-4312 - Here's an elevator phone somewhere in an Angola, Delaware apartment building.
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I wanted to call the Riviera during DEFCON, looks like they have changed some of the extensions but they still work.. 9031 worked for me but play around.
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Haunted Demon Elevator: 810-732-9037
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Haunted Demon Elevator: 810-732-9037
Just dead air. Where does this call into?
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call me crazy but an elevator by looking at the topic. I just called it and indeed it sounds like an elevator with the usual sounds. Then some demonic? voice rambles for a few moments, then some beeping, then I got bored and hung up.
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Haunted Demon Elevator: 810-732-9037
Just dead air. Where does this call into?
Patience my child.
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call me crazy but an elevator by looking at the topic. I just called it and indeed it sounds like an elevator with the usual sounds. Then some demonic? voice rambles for a few moments, then some beeping, then I got bored and hung up.
The voice says something about an emergency elevator test something or other 3095 michigan somewhere... then i got bored. no one would talk back to me. :(
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302-945-4312 - Here's an elevator phone somewhere in an Angola, Delaware apartment building.
If you wanted, I could try to get pictures of said phone and elevator.
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302-945-4312 - Here's an elevator phone somewhere in an Angola, Delaware apartment building.
If you press *, it says "There is an elevator emergency at Windswept #7, Address 33585 Windswept Drive, Millsboro Delaware, callback number is 302-945-4312, press star to stop this message."
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elevator number in a parking garage that has 10 floors:
402-492-9135
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Haunted Demon Elevator: 810-732-9037
Just dead air. Where does this call into?
Patience my child.
Heh, it's the chic from The Grudge! Sounds like she has throat cancer now...
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727-551-9889 - An elevator somewhere in Florida. They can hear me good but I can't hear them so good.
This elevator has a modem in it! Call the number, hang up, and then call directly back. You will hear carrier tones. It's really weird.
I dialed it with my computer and it spit out some jibberish one letter at a time slowly, and then disconnected me. Not sure what rate I need, but it's cool nonetheless. I've tried a few different settings but each one spits out the same (or similar) stuff. Anyone wanna play around with it? It'll go back to the normal elevator thing after you don't dial it for a while.
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So, whats a good way to get elevator numbers, do you just scan numbers of a hotel or apt building and hope to get lucky?
A lot of the elevator phones I see are just a two way intercom with no dialpad or headset.
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So, whats a good way to get elevator numbers, do you just scan numbers of a hotel or apt building and hope to get lucky?
A lot of the elevator phones I see are just a two way intercom with no dialpad or headset.
From what I've read elsewhere, lots of elevator phones that aren't single "EMERGENCY" button-type are all simply just regular telephones plugged into a jack. On the ones that are like this that have an actual keypad (usually found on older elevators), you can find the jack, unplug it, plug another phone into it, and dial some numbers that'll read back ANI info. The jack is probably behind the panel and would take a little effort to get to, but honestly it all depends upon the elevator. Some might not even have a jack. It really all just depends.
I hear that they usually make it 100% unique from the building so that it can be accessed more easily and is more reliable. The ones that have single buttons saying "EMERGENCY" will directly dial someone, probably 911 or some sort of security center. If you're daring, you can ask them if they'll be kind enough to tell you what the number is ;) I doubt that'll go well.
Another way to find potential elevator numbers is to call a business and then scan the entire exchange.
Note: I do not endorse nor recommend doing any of this! Disruption of the emergency equipment is probably some sort of broken law.
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During Shmoocon last month I called the hotel and said I was with Verizon and I needed all the elevator phone extensions. They took my number and called me back with them within the hour.
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Cool, I will have to try some of these techniques out. Thanks for your help guys.
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If you go in the elevator room the #s or extensions are usually written by the terminals where the phone line is connected. It's typically just 1 line for each bank of elevators, the elevator phone manuals explain how the phones are wired together. Sometimes they'll write the number on the phone itself or the back of the little door it's behind. I've never seen a regular phone in anything but a freight elevator. You could reprogram the handsfree phone to dial an ANAC, then reprogram it to dial OTISline or 911, but I wouldn't recommend it. Another way you can get the # is to remove the 2 tamper head hex screws on the phone (like on a TNI, can be opened with a tiny flathead), and clip into the line to call an ANAC.
http://www.electronicmicrosystems.com/instructions.html
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Oh wow. Oh fucking WOW. Someone find an Indianapolis elevator, or Carmel, Indiana elevator.
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If you go in the elevator room the #s or extensions are usually written by the terminals where the phone line is connected. It's typically just 1 line for each bank of elevators, the elevator phone manuals explain how the phones are wired together. Sometimes they'll write the number on the phone itself or the back of the little door it's behind. I've never seen a regular phone in anything but a freight elevator. You could reprogram the handsfree phone to dial an ANAC, then reprogram it to dial OTISline or 911, but I wouldn't recommend it. Another way you can get the # is to remove the 2 tamper head hex screws on the phone (like on a TNI, can be opened with a tiny flathead), and clip into the line to call an ANAC.
http://www.electronicmicrosystems.com/instructions.html
I found an elevator the other day with a rotary dial telephone! I nearly crapped myself. I tried dialing goog411, but was unsuccessful. This was at a college, and apparently was wired directly into the phone network there. I tried 9 for an outside line, but it wasnt working. I plan on calling back and asking how to get an outside line/what the elevator numbers are.
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Why does there seem to be nobody in the Florida or Delaware elevators? Repeated statements such as "hello?" draw no response. I've been trying this for awhile now at many different times. Am I doing something wrong?
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This elevator has a modem in it! Call the number, hang up, and then call directly back. You will hear carrier tones. It's really weird.
I dialed it with my computer and it spit out some jibberish one letter at a time slowly, and then disconnected me. Not sure what rate I need, but it's cool nonetheless. I've tried a few different settings but each one spits out the same (or similar) stuff. Anyone wanna play around with it? It'll go back to the normal elevator thing after you don't dial it for a while.
Change the settings in your terminal program (parity, emulation, etc.) until the output is legible.
It may be a monitor. To understand why I think it might be, read this text file with something similar I did with my apartment buildings teleentry system (http://www.textfiles.com/uploads/te2000.txt). The information may not be useful, but interesting.
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Why does there seem to be nobody in the Florida or Delaware elevators? Repeated statements such as "hello?" draw no response. I've been trying this for awhile now at many different times. Am I doing something wrong?
The t-virus has infected most parts of Florida and all of Delaware. The two states have been sealed off by the National Guard and anybody found "unchanged" is burnt alive due to the possibility of them being a carrier. Like AT&T.
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Why does there seem to be nobody in the Florida or Delaware elevators? Repeated statements such as "hello?" draw no response. I've been trying this for awhile now at many different times. Am I doing something wrong?
The t-virus has infected most parts of Florida and all of Delaware. The two states have been sealed off by the National Guard and anybody found "unchanged" is burnt alive due to the possibility of them being a carrier. Like AT&T.
A resident evil reference, weird. Now how does this help me?
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Just read in between the lines man... you will see it.
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Why does there seem to be nobody in the Florida or Delaware elevators? Repeated statements such as "hello?" draw no response. I've been trying this for awhile now at many different times. Am I doing something wrong?
The t-virus has infected most parts of Florida and all of Delaware. The two states have been sealed off by the National Guard and anybody found "unchanged" is burnt alive due to the possibility of them being a carrier. Like AT&T.
I can attest to this. Delaware is a voided wasteland consisting of one super major highway and lots of zombies.
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(843) 300-3006